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Gas metal arc welding — also known as arc welding — has been in widespread use and continuous development since 1930. It is today’s most common welding type, capable of welding virtually every known metal alloy. It enables welding through the combination of current, wire electrode and shielding gas.
In MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding, the arc passes between a consumable wire electrode and the workpiece to be welded. The arc is shielded by helium, carbon dioxide or similar gas mixtures. This welding type demands particular care.
Gas metal arc welding was developed to reduce heat spread and requires genuine craftsmanship. Our expert welders and equipment guarantee the best service: for every job we plan the right work steps, complete our preparations to match, and begin work set up to achieve the best possible result.
TIG / MIG / MAG Welding
A tungsten electrode generates an arc to carry out the welding operation on the workpiece.
Shielding Gas
Clean weld seams under helium, carbon dioxide or mixed gases.
Broad Application
Applied with confidence to virtually all metal alloys.